Examples of using Pose a problem in English and their translations into Slovak
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However, all these numerous projects pose a problem at the moment.
Stress may pose a problem in your life if you identify with the following.
We have to act for as long as fisheries discards pose a problem.
This can really pose a problem if you have a large music collection or your music files take a lot of space.
The advantage is that radiant heat passes through the glass so that windows no longer pose a problem of heat loss.
But this independence could pose a problem if you lose track of time or become incapable of managing your time well.
Since one's own chakra isn't involved,the aim could go a little off which could pose a problem.
Getting approved for a personal loan with recent orpast credit problems may pose a problem.
Bicycling: The fact that there arefewer big uphill finishes could pose a problem for your new recruits, the Schleck brothers.
However,‘presence' never becomes‘predetermination',in so far as the latter situation scenario should not pose a problem.
In fact, following the situation very closely in all countries that can pose a problem for the respect of fundamental rights.
Its relevance does not appear to be well established on the ground,and we feel that maintaining this separation after 2013 may pose a problem.
If the answer is yes, that could pose a problem for some of the more outlandish vehicle concepts that resemble offices or living rooms.
What you need is only a working Internet connection,but that should in 2018 indeed pose a problem or?
The report does, however, pose a problem on one point: this relates to paragraph 10, which did not initially appear in Mrs Thun Und Hohenstein's draft report.
On the other hand, if you have a severe phobia of crowded spaces,living in a big city would pose a problem.
Lactobacillus, which is widely used in the dairy industry,can also pose a problem as it turns products sour by lowering their pH value.
To use the hack for Sims Freeplay you need is a good internet connection,But that should not pose a problem.
In open call projects, researchers pose a problem with an easy to check solution, solicit solutions from many people, and then pick the best.
This is because for anyone with a severe sulphite allergy or severe asthma,the amount of sulphites present in wine can still pose a problem.
Threats to infrastructure will increase as melting continues,and can pose a problem to major industrial areas including oil and gas fields.
This is because there is no intersecting traffic, no stopsigns to blow through, no oncoming traffic, so chances of making a serious mistake are significantly lower than on smaller roads, so if she is confident enough to drive on the high risk roads,then the safest road shouldn't pose a problem.
In open call projects, researchers pose a problem with an easy-to-check solution, solicit solutions from many people, and then pick the best.
The European Systemic Risk Board will be instrumental inavoiding that the risks associated with derivatives markets pose a problem to the whole financial and economic system.
Heat stress will, on average for all of Europe, not pose a problem for crops if there is sufficient rainfall, while drought stress will pose a problem for maize, in particular.
The fact that this man managed to predict an outbreak of highly lethal influenza in a place where we would least expect it, 2 months before it a actually occured, lends credence to his claim that Baxter International is responsible for the outbreak andshows that top microbiologists can pose a problem to the people responsible for this ongoing disaster.
Nor would those rights necessarily pose a problem under a bank resolution process which favours a graduated approach designed to encourage shareholders' consent to restructuring measures or where the necessary time to comply with such requirements is available.
The Commission considers that the fact that a political body decides on(and hence may refuse to impose)a disciplinary sanction as proposed by the Constitutional Tribunal may pose a problem regarding independence of the judiciary, as the Parliament(as a political body) is likely to also decide on the basis of political considerations.